Ski hire Oberjoch

Ski hire in Oberjoch (Bad Hindelang)

Book your ski equipment for Oberjoch online, choose your level and dates, and collect it ready under your name, with no queuing: at collection your boots are fitted and your bindings set to your weight, height and ability. Prices are per day and the total is the daily price multiplied by the days you book; you see the full amount before you confirm.

Ski levels and prices from

You pick the level when you book; ski length and boot size are adjusted when you collect.

• Beginner (Principiante) — for first-timers and people who ski a few days a year: easy-turning, forgiving skis. Full set from €22/day.
• Intermediate (Intermedio) — if you already ski blue and red runs comfortably and want more stability. From €30/day.
• Advanced (Avanzado) — for confident skiers who want precision on reds, blacks and hard snow. From €42/day.
• Kids (Niños) — children's sizes with bindings set to the child's weight. From €14/day.

What each package includes

• Full set: skis with adjusted bindings, boots and poles.
• Skis + poles (no boots): if you bring your own boots; from €16/day (€10 for kids).
• Boots only: if you bring your own skis; from €9/day (€6 for kids).

A helmet isn't part of any package and can't be added to this booking, so bring your own. In Oberjoch this listing covers alpine skiing only; snowboards aren't included.

Daily prices (2026/27 season)

Price for one day of the full set or each item on its own, in euros.

Total by number of days

In Oberjoch the daily price doesn't drop as you add days: the total is the daily price multiplied by the days you book, and you see it in full before you confirm.

Where and when to collect and return

The exact collection point in Oberjoch, with its opening hours, comes in your booking confirmation email, together with how to return the equipment on your last day. As everything is already prepared under your name, there's no queue to choose or pay.

By car: on the A7 motorway (Ulm–Füssen) take the Oy-Mittelberg exit, then follow the B310 for about 20 km to Oberjoch; from Sonthofen and Bad Hindelang a winding pass road climbs up, and from the Tannheimer Tal (Austria) you arrive on the B199. Parking at the Iselerbahn and Wiedhagbahn costs €5 a day; there's more parking by the Grenzwiesbahn access points.

How booking works

1. Choose the level and whether you want the full set, skis and poles only, or boots only.
2. Select your collection and return dates: the total appears straight away, in euros.
3. Confirm your booking online and get the email with the collection point in Oberjoch.
4. Collect your fitted equipment and head for the slopes. If your plans change, cancellation is free up to 24 hours before.

Every booking comes with the CaranvaSports Guarantee.

Oberjoch at a glance

Oberjoch is the highest village in the municipality of Bad Hindelang, in the Bavarian Allgäu, at the foot of the Iseler and on the pass to Austria's Tannheimer Tal. The ski area has 32 km of blue, red and black runs, all linked to each other: three six-seater chairlifts (Iselerbahn, Wiedhagbahn and Grenzwiesbahn), the eight-seater Schwandenbahn chairlift and the Idealhanglift drag lift, reaching up to 1,559 m. Since the 2015 upgrade, the whole area can be covered with artificial snow.

It's a family resort: the 20,000 m² Ziener Schneekinderland sits at the bottom of the Iselerbahn, there are practice slopes on the Idealhang and at the Schwandenbahn, and the Easypark by the Idealhanglift has rollers, a banked turn and a small jump. On Thursdays there's night skiing from 17:30 to 21:00 on the Iselerbahn and the Idealhanglift. And it has history: Germany's first ski lift started running in Oberjoch in 1943.

2026/27 season: a day lift pass costs €55 for adults (born 2008 or earlier), €44.50 for young people (born 2009–2010) and €25 for children (born 2011–2020); a 6-day pass is €278 for adults. Children born in 2021 or later pay €11 a day. If you stay at one of the places that give out the Bad Hindelang PLUS guest card, the Oberjoch and Unterjoch lift pass is included. The season's opening date hasn't been published on the official website yet.

If you're staying in Oberstdorf or the Kleinwalsertal (Nebelhorn, Fellhorn/Kanzelwand, Söllereck), or in Balderschwang, those Allgäu resorts have their own ski hire page: you'll find them just below.